Sentence examples for corporate today from inspiring English sources

Sam Walton, the grand innovator he was, wouldn't get hired at Wal-Mart corporate today.

Folks on his corporate Christmas list can expect a copy very soon.

Corporate Christmas is not a time of humble reflection, effusive charity and financial modesty.

It has been the setting for tastings, weddings and, at this time of year, corporate Christmas parties.

Not much had changed by 1971, when the Harvard Business School professor Myles Mace said that most directors were little more than "ornaments on a corporate Christmas tree".

In a ceremony more like a corporate Christmas party than a political congress, Mr Putin was unanimously declared the movement's leader.

Food delivery startup Zesty turned corporate last year and began an office catering program.

The statement repeated often and frequenty by people I spoke with – "it's very corporate this year".

A director interviewed by Mace (1986: 107) puts this effect to the point, calling CEOs appointed as outside directors "attractive ornaments on the corporate Christmas tree".

Levy and other American investment managers are suspicious about the Nikkei's climb above 20,000 just before the corporate fiscal year ended on Mar. 31.

Is there ever a more dreary icon of corporate Christmas than tinsel round a whiteboard?